How FAR can you go?
Tools of the Trade
Definitions
Name Your Price
Name that Prophet
100
We ask this about ourselves and our students?

What is my reality? or What is their reality in this situation?

100

Creates team work

What is co-leadership?

100

Training kids to love God and love people

What is redemptive discipline?

100

They value doing

What are preschoolers?

100

He spent time in the belly of a large fish

Who is Jonah?

200

In situations of recurrent disruptions or misbehavior

What are the times that we use the FAR method?

200

Helps us engage in conversation with students and build community in our class.

What is nurturing love?

200
Relationships

What is the foundation for redemptive discipline?

200

They value security

What are infants

200

He was a shepherd and farmer

Who was Amos?

300

Perspective

What is the thing we need to adjust?

300

Remind us to stay God focused and to rely on the Holy Spirit.

What is prayer?
300

Consistency, connection and grace

What are the three ways we build relationships?

300

They value having things.

What are toddlers?

300

He got swept off and up to heaven.

Who was Elijah?

400

We reset this.

What is the course?

400

Helps us set goals and give options to students to help them make good choices.

What is setting limits?

400

Hitting, humiliation, punishing the whole class, verbal abuse

What are types of discipline we never use?
400

These are the Pink class values

What are mobility and tangible objects?

400

He was bald.

Who was Elisha

500

Tools of redemptive discipline.

What do we use to reset the course?

500

Trains them to adapt to change.

What are transitions?

500
Sometimes we act ahead of time and sometimes we act after it happens.

What are the two modes of redemptive discipline?

500

They value mobility

What are older infants?

500

Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel

What are the major prophets?